Brad Graham, M.Ed. is a career counselor who uses a combination of therapeutic interventions, strengths-based approaches, and assessments which can help individuals gain clarity about their career direction or future life aspirations. Many of his clients are in the midst of career or life transition or are young adults entering the workforce. Visit my website at www.collaborativecareers.com

I believe you are the expert in your experience, even when everything feels confusing & difficult. Together we create a safe space for you to process, grow, & achieve your goals. I collaborate with you to understand your struggles, challenges, strengths, and values to help you make the positive changes in your life that you desire.

I see clients in Northglenn and also virtually across Colorado for Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and/or therapeutic counseling (“talk therapy). I work with individual adults 18+ (typically 20s-50s) to find relief, healing and growth from anxiety, trauma, grief/loss, and more.

Visit definingpathcounseling.com for more info and to schedule a free confidential phone consultation.

During the session I facilitate, in a safe and supportive setting, the expression of the client's internal world through the use of art materials. The image created gives us insights on the nature of the problem as well as on the resources that can be employed to start the healing process.

Therapy is a collaborative process; I believe that everyone has the innate capacity for personal growth. I help individuals foster a healthier understanding of themselves and their emotional world. Counseling offers us the opportunity to identify the factors that contribute to difficulties and to deal effectively with the psychological, behavioral, interpersonal and situational causes of those difficulties. Some of the most common issues for which individuals come to counseling include: Family Issues, Developmental Issues (ie. Separation, Identity Concerns), Depression, Gender Concerns, Sexuality Concerns, Academic Problems, Career Uncertainty, Physical, Emotional or Sexual Abuse, Physical Problems (ie. Tension, Stomach Pains, Insomnia), Grief, Alcohol or Substance Abuse, Eating Disorders /Body Image Issues, Anxiety, and sleep concerns.